(b. 1986) I am a software engineer and composer based in Phialdelphia. My musical work focuses especially on live electronics, fixed media, and piano music, often involving audio code in the programming language SuperCollider as well as proprietary digital synths and my own recordings. As a composer, I am especially interested in feelings of immersion, suspension, ineffability, and otherworldliness. I have degrees in composition from Eastman School of Music and the University of Pennsylvania.

As an engineer, I write software for the digital therapeutics startup MedRhythms. We are developing the world's first prescription music therapy device, which helps chronic stroke and Parkinson's patients improve walking and mobility through music.


Contact: michael [at] eitherother [dot] com

The materials on this site are available under creative commons or MIT licenses unless noted otherwise, though please do let me know what you're working on.